In recent football news, Manchester City managed to secure a 2-2 draw against Arsenal in a dramatic finish that happened deep in stoppage time. This draw was made even more remarkable because Arsenal had been reduced to 10 men. The equalizing goal was scored by John Stones, which helped save Manchester City from what would have been a disappointing outcome, especially after Kyle Walker’s less-than-stellar performance.

Arsenal fans expressed their anger over what they saw as inconsistency in officiating, particularly after Leandro Trossard was sent off while a similar action by Jeremy Doku went unpunished. This incident sparked discussions about fairness and "corruption" among fans and has been a significant talking point after the game.

Away from the Premier League, controversy surrounded former Chelsea and Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho, now in charge of Fenerbahce, as he was mocked with the nickname "The Crying One" by rivals Galatasaray following a defeat. Mourinho's reaction was to storm off, highlighting the tension and competitive nature of football outside of England.

In transfer news, David Beckham shared insights into Lionel Messi’s move to Inter Miami, attributing the successful negotiation to Messi’s particular interest, which wasn’t specified. This move has been one of the most talked-about transfers, especially considering Messi's status as one of the greatest footballers.

Lastly, in a record-matching feat, Erling Haaland equaled a Cristiano Ronaldo record by scoring his 100th goal for Manchester City in a thrilling match against Arsenal. This achievement has not just been a testament to Haaland's skill and consistency but also spurs on discussions about his place among the world's elite strikers.